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- David_Risher abstract "John David Risher (born July 15, 1965) is the President and co-founder of Worldreader. Risher, a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Business School, served as an executive at Microsoft Corporation, and helped grow Amazon.com from a small bookstore into the world’s largest internet retailer. In November 2009, together with Colin McElwee, he founded Worldreader.".
- Q14948758 abstract "John David Risher (born July 15, 1965) is the President and co-founder of Worldreader. Risher, a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Business School, served as an executive at Microsoft Corporation, and helped grow Amazon.com from a small bookstore into the world’s largest internet retailer. In November 2009, together with Colin McElwee, he founded Worldreader.".
- David_Risher comment "John David Risher (born July 15, 1965) is the President and co-founder of Worldreader. Risher, a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Business School, served as an executive at Microsoft Corporation, and helped grow Amazon.com from a small bookstore into the world’s largest internet retailer. In November 2009, together with Colin McElwee, he founded Worldreader.".
- Q14948758 comment "John David Risher (born July 15, 1965) is the President and co-founder of Worldreader. Risher, a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Business School, served as an executive at Microsoft Corporation, and helped grow Amazon.com from a small bookstore into the world’s largest internet retailer. In November 2009, together with Colin McElwee, he founded Worldreader.".